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• In this area staff are starting to restore the Migneint blanket bog.
• A notable feature of the physical geography around Cleggan is blanket bog.
• Examples of protected blanket bogs include Sliabh Beagh, Bellacorick and Airds Moss.
• The area s biological interest includes breeding birds and blanket bog.
• The area is mainly blanket bog, with many small lakes and streams throughout.
• The dominant habitat of the uplands consists of blanket bog, heath and upland grassland.
• The SAC area in general has an excellent representation of typical blanket bog habitats.
• In the direction of descent towards the ocean, blanket bogs occur east of Hudson Bay.
• On the unenclosed moorland, there are extensive areas of blanket bog on deep peat soils.
• It is mainly found within tracts of upland blanket bog, but also locally on raised bogs.
• The natural vegetation is characterised by areas of blanket bog, impoverished upland heath and acid grassland.
• This is caused by run-off from the upland sandstones and blanket bogs in their catchment areas.
• The area has one of the largest expanses of blanket bog and heathland in northern England.
• In some areas of Europe, the spread of blanket bogs is traced to deforestation by prehistoric cultures.
• The problem is particularly acute for raised bogs as they yield a higher-grade fuel than blanket bogs.
• The area is remote, virtually uninhabited blanket bog which was once used mainly for milled peat production.
• Landscape largely consists of Atlantic blanket bog interspersed with some areas of machair and white sandy beaches.
• Nowadays, it is a Special Area of Conservation because of the unique nature of the intact blanket bog habitat.
• Bedrock geology for both areas is shale overlain locally by glacial till and blanket bog vegetation is well developed.
• Due to the inhospitable nature of these areas due to blanket bogs and thin rock, they were sparsely populated.